moreover
Translation
moreover, furthermore, besides
Examples
The house is beautiful. Moreover, it's in a great location.
The house is beautiful. Moreover, it's in a great location.
He was a talented artist; moreover, a kind person.
He was a talented artist; moreover, a kind person.
Grammar Patterns
((Sentence 1)). Moreover, ((Sentence 2)). to add another piece of information that supports the first one. The house is beautiful. Moreover, it's in a great location.
Similar Words
Synonyms: furthermore, besides, in addition; Antonyms: conversely, nevertheless
Etymology
From 'more' + 'over', literally meaning 'more over and above what has been said'.
Memory Tips
Think of it as adding 'more' information 'over' what you've already stated.